New York becomes the first US city to implement congestion pricing
- New York City is starting the first congestion pricing scheme in the US on January 5, charging drivers up to $9 per day to enter certain areas.
- The scheme aims to reduce traffic congestion and fund the subway system, despite facing opposition from local officials and taxi drivers' associations.
- Governor Kathy Hochul initially paused the plan but revived it after assessing its potential benefits at a lower fee.
- President-Elect Donald Trump and local Republicans have called for intervention to stop the scheme, citing its negative impact on businesses and commuters.
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